Does What I Eat diagnose health conditions?

No. What I Eat provides informational ingredient insights and explanations. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any medical condition.

Can I use it for allergies or sensitivities?

You can set preferences (such as allergens or dietary choices) to highlight ingredients that may matter to you. Always check the product label and follow professional guidance if needed.

Take a photo of the ingredient list. The app extracts the text and returns a neutral explanation of ingredients, tailored to your preferences.

Do you store my photos or scans?

Photos are used to extract ingredient text. The extracted text is sent to an AI service to generate ingredient insights. We cache only the AI response to improve performance. Scan data is stored locally on your device and may be included in your iCloud Backup, depending on your iOS settings.

You can start with a limited number of free scans. Additional scans and advanced features may require a subscription.

Which iOS devices are supported?

What I Eat works on iPhone and iPad running a recent iOS version. Check the App Store listing for the latest requirements.

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Xylitol (E967)

Polyol (Édulcorant)

Globalement sûr

Sucre de bouleau bon pour les dents. Attention, c'est toxique pour les chiens.

Détails

Ne nourrit pas les bactéries dentaires. Idéal pour les diabétiques.

✓ Régime Végan ✓ Régime Kéto ✓ Régime Halal

Questions Fréquentes (FAQ)

Chiens danger?

Même une infime trace de chewing-gum au xylitol peut tuer un chien.

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